Gain a competitive edge on your first-year experience in college. Get a head start on learning critical thinking, writing and reading skills. Complete University Core Curriculum (UCC) courses and explore degree pathways. Best of all, reduce the cost of your higher education.
Start by meeting with your school counselor, or parent/legal guardian if you are a home school student, to discuss dual enrollment opportunities.
150+
Courses to choose from
70+
Participating high schools
3.5 years
Average time to earn a degree for FIU Dual Enrollment students
In order to enroll in on campus, at high school or online dual enrollment courses, students must meet the following requirements:
Students interested in the Full-Time/Dual Enrollment Early Admission program must:
Additionally, students must meet required testing standards for enrollment in courses with pre-requisites (i.e. math courses higher than College Algebra require ALEKS placement exam).
Continued participation in the program requires that students maintain a 3.0 College GPA.
Dual enrollment courses can be taken at Partner Schools during the high school academic year. Students earn, at the same time, college credits and credits that fulfill requirements for high school graduation.
Courses are taught by either a high school instructor appointed as an FIU Courtesy Lecturer, or an FIU faculty or adjunct instructor.
Follow Steps to get started.
Together with Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) FIU offers additional dual enrollment opportunities through the following:
